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What happens when the “King of Good Times” finally tells his side? I sat through 4 hours of the Raj Shamani x Vijay Mallya podcast—and it wasn’t what I expected. Not a full defense. But raw honesty. He said sorry. He said the banks refused to settle. He said he wasn’t a fraud—just a founder whose big bet failed. Whether you believe him or not is your call. But it made me think: Do we judge failure too quickly? Do we confuse ambition with arrogance, or business loss with crime? Mallya might still have a long way to go—but how many own up, even partially? For those building today: • Be transparent • Protect your image, but don’t fake it • Valuation isn’t value • Own your story before someone else does Maybe, just maybe, we need to stop vilifying every fall. There’s always a human behind the headlines. What does accountability mean when things go wrong? Let’s talk.
Hey I am on Medial • 12m
we will meet at night! When ethan comes home, his grandfather and grandmother is there, ethan meets them and then goes to his room and does some school homework, after that he goes to meet his grandmother and grandfather, grandmother said – hey ethan
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Ashneer Grover is not a founder—he’s a walking tantrum in a branded shirt, high on entitlement and loudmouth delusion. He didn’t build BharatPe with vision, he built it with VC money he treated like personal allowance. IIT-IIM may back his resume,
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From failing in Intermediate to building a fintech company. I’m not a topper. I’m not from IIT or IIM. I’m just an average student with above-average dreams. And today — we launched our fintech application. Worked every day from 6 AM to 3 AM, slee
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Day 2: “Papa, you always look tired,” Meera said, dropping her school bag with a thud. Ravi smiled faintly, rubbing his eyes. “Running a shop isn’t easy, beta.” Meera flipped open her laptop. “Our teacher showed us how even small stores use apps n
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India is growing, but are we really? We are growing, but with this growth, we are losing something precious that makes our country India: its art and traditions. Now, a farmer's son does not want to become a farmer; a potter's son does not want to be
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